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Another update. Went back with the reinforced roller using the original mounting method(3 #12x1" screws). It works but it just doesn't seem strong enough for all the weight. I'm going to drill through the plywood and use a through 1/4 bolt and reinforcing plate on the bottom.

Different models, different years, different rollers. The Heartland # on roller for my year model is 11963, manufactured by Cass Hudson, their number is FWF-0039-10. Per Cass Hudson, they discontinued this roller at the end of 2013. The new model would likely work, but it IS NOT a direct...

Update: after scouring the internet for a replacement roller (see post 12 above for picture) with no luck, I called Heartland. They don't have it, but did give me the part number and manufacturer. Called them to find that they had discontinued the part at the end of 2013. I suspect over...

Yup that's it, mines broke in the same places. Guess the simplest solution is to weld and reinforce my old one, and pack some grease in the bearing. I need to really look at the others, because this is the first one to break, on a 2013. However, I've noticed the past year it seems like the road...

Managed to get my roller out. Fairly easy once I got the wood trim off. Still had to remove the drawer under the the refrigerator to get one of the screws. The bracket is cracked/broken in three places. I can weld and reinforce it if I have to, but the ball bearings in the roller are a little...

Is it only stapled at the back? And how did you reattach?

The kitchen slide with refrigerator is scraping the vinyl going in and out. It appears that the bracket on one of the floor rollers is making contact. I can reach under the front and wiggle the roller, so either the pin has come out or the roller center hole is worn. It appears that these are...

Changing the temperature setting works for a little bit, but then does the same thing. Haven't had a chance to check the temperature differential, but I'm leaning toward that as an issue.

I would think its possible if just the compressor was cycling, but it's not. The fan and compressor both cycle on and off.

I need to check, but I believe when I reset it, that it defaults back to d1. I need to recheck that.

On auto during the day, it will cycle off (fan and compressor) when it reaches the correct temperature. Depending on ambient temperature it miIght stay off 5,10,15 mins or so before it will kick on. Of a night it drives you crazy with the ON/OFF routine every 2 or 3 mins. Is there a way to...

Already tried it. Didn't make any difference.

We recently bought a used 2019 trailer, with Dometic air and a single zone Dometic thermostat. On "auto", during the day, it seems to do okay, but of a night the fan and compressor comes on runs a couple minutes, then shuts off. Couple mins later it will kick on again, only to repeat the...

Sometimes it's better to think it over, before you start. 4 hrs home today, backed under the cover, and unhooked. Out of curiosity I hit the switch on the jacks.....worked like a charm. I hit some really rough sections of road on the way up.

I've done pretty much everything over the years so repairing myself isn't an issue. Time unfortunately is. To many projects on my plate for the next few months.

We have a place in town that repairs all electric motors, including 12 volt. They're very reasonable, and will give me a like new motor when done. Since its 7 yrs old that might be the best route.

Moved it with manual crank, it worked but as soon as I let up on switch it wouldn't work till I moved it again. Will leave it be for now, and work on it at home.

So I hit the button on the rear jacks this morning and all was well as it has been. 4 hrs later when we arrived it wouldn't work. I've verified power to the switch and power going to the jack motor. I'm assuming that it's in the motor at this point, but find it odd that it happened without any...

Can anyone give me any information/source on a replacement center cap for a 16" 8 lug aluminum rim, this is off a 2013 Bighorn. I'm so mad I could bite nails, as the tire shop that replaced my tires, crushed the existing ones.

On my Big horn I think it's in the front compartment, I'll check it. As I recall there's also a grounding lug on the frame, that I'll check as well. I would think that a weak primary ground would affect all the circuits but who knows. Footnote: Now the ceiling LED that comes on when you open...

Out of the blue our TV in the coach wouldn't raise or lower, and the LED lights above stopped working. A little troubleshooting later, I discovered that I had power, but a weak ground. Ran a jumper ground to the switch to get the TV up and down, and in doing so, also makes the LED lights above...

#3 persuader and a jack to take the pressure off worked. Moved each of the arms over about 1/4" moved the slide enough that it's close to center in the hole now. Thanks for the help everyone.

How did you move the end of the arm over, use a large adjustment persuader? AKA 3# hammer.

I wondered about that approach???? I only need to move it back about a 1/2" in the opening. Will running the slide in an out cause the slide to actually scoot over???? - - - Updated - - - Not sure we're on the same page. I have the Lippert instructions for the slide. I need to move the whole...

The kitchen slide out with Refrigerator needs to slide back in the opening. Followed the directions which were simple enough till I got to the part about moving the slide. Directions said to carefully "pry" the slide in the right direction. That may work on some but apparently not when you have...

We found out by accident that the campground moved us to site 131. Everyone might want to check to see if their site changed.

We have registered arriving 10/1 departing 10/6 site 144. Bill & Janet Raber

I want to take the Craft Class. I sent a PM but not sure it was received. Janet Raber

Please add me to the Instant Pot Class. I've been tempted but haven't gotten one yet. Maybe this class will help me decide. Janet Raber

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Hi Dave. Bill and Janet Raber (2576) has made reservations.....Arr 4/18 Dep 4/22. Our check is on it's way.

That's along the line of what I was thinking, though I hadn't considered multiple holes, but I see the logic behind it, now that you explained it.

I don't think so, but I'm going to check that.

Very interesting indeed. I'll try to post a picture up later today. One thing I have noticed is that while it doesn't seem to get larger, it does become more noticeable when the weather gets warmer or sun heats it up. I'm wondering if I can drill a couple of small holes in the bubble and use a...

Can Frame flex cause this???

Our 3 year old BH, has developed what seems to be a slight bubble (delamination) about 6" in diameter, on the sidewall. It's located in the center not close to any edge. There is a dryer vent above and slightly in front of it about 2 to 3' away, but there's no indication of any delamination...

Quick update on the slide problem. I exhausted about every resource I could find for a replacement gear box. Despite previous good encounters I was surprised to find Heartland Parts was not helpful in the least. The best they could do was charge me twice the amount it should have been and get it...

Yeah, we were supposed to leave next week for a month. Would like to change out before I'm someplace with a problem and no tools.

As near as I can tell we have a BAL Accu Slide, cable operated in our bedroom. Every so often it's been a little more noisy than usual, but yesterday after setting winterized for about 3 weeks, I put the bedroom slide out and it sounded like a giant grinder. We came in from a trip in November...

Always have to chuckle at the extensive rituals people go to with their black tanks. I've used the same simple procedure for many years, and have never had a problem. I leave the black tank valve closed until the tank level reaches 3/4 or better, then open the valve and let it drain completely...